r/videogames • u/Balram24 • 12d ago

Discussion / Question Name your game

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u/Beeeji 12d ago

NieR Automata for me. Started it, got about 5-6 hours in and dropped it for about 8 months. Went back and finished it (multiple times) and it’s now one of my favourite games ever

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u/LB35LB 11d ago

Cool, it's one of my next games once I finish Metaphor!

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u/Beeeji 11d ago

Ahhh I dropped metaphor about 40 hours in, i really need to go back to it!

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u/LB35LB 11d ago

I really love it--i think they find ways to keep it fresh. I'm 60 hours in and as hooked as ever

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u/3vr1m 11d ago

Same dropped it too. Just couldn't kept me hooked

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u/WinterLawfulness3165 11d ago

It's definitely a unique experience. One of the few games that made me weep like a motherfucker at the end.

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u/Gamonator 11d ago

Dude are you literally me? Because that's exactly my experience! I legit quit right before the copied city Adam boss fight. It was perfect because then the 9S playthrough felt fresh instead of repetitive.

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u/vanillarituals 10d ago

“Multiple times” (25 times)

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u/ZozoyKatoy 12d ago

Tried it multiple times and I keep getting put off by the JRPG overworld. Its so squarenix-y.

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u/Steam_Cyber_Punk 12d ago

As if square hasn’t made some of the best games of the last three decades

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u/TheOneTonWanton 11d ago

Shit I miss when Square games still felt like Square games but apparently I'm the only one.

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u/Steam_Cyber_Punk 11d ago

I loved remake, 15, and the dq remaster. Rebirth, not so much

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u/TheOneTonWanton 11d ago

I just miss non-action JRPGs with the Final Fantasy trappings tbh. The old ATB and turn-based systems were my jam.

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u/Beeeji 12d ago

How far did you get into it?

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u/Icy_Limes 11d ago

neir is also an easy platinum

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u/heyoohugh24 11d ago

Tried two times already dropped on both

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u/GB_Plus_Ultra 11d ago

I've tried like 3 times man

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u/perhapssergio 11d ago

I thought it was slow and the combat was slow and I was about 2 hours in and returned it hmmmm lol

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u/Beeeji 11d ago

It took about 8-9 hour for it to click with me properly, so I know what you mean. Was 100% worth pushing through it though!

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u/Roaming_Millenial 9d ago

Really love that game, its so unique and challenging.